Warning line with incorporated flags, 328 feet. (100 m.)

328 ft orange warning line with PVC flags

The EFLAC warning line is used to quickly define a temporary perimeter when an area must be visible before a person or vehicle approaches it. Its high visibility orange colour and 150 PVC flags create a repeated visual marker that is more apparent than plain rope alone. The 328 ft spool, or 100 m, helps mark jobsites, temporary access points, transport areas, parking lots, docks and spaces where a visual separation is needed.

Features of the EFLAC warning line

This model is supplied on a plastic spool to make transport, deployment and storage easier. The flags are built into the line to provide a repeated visual signal along the full perimeter length.

• Product code: EFLAC.
• Length: 328 ft (100 m).
• Colour: high visibility orange.
• Flags: 150 PVC flags.
• Flag spacing: 18 in (45 cm).
• Indicated minimum tensile force: 2.22 kN.
• Spool: plastic.
• Structured weight: 4.3 lb (1.95 kg).
• Structured dimensions: 8.5 in x 11 in x 8.5 in.
• Indicated compliance: CNESST.

Applications for visible temporary marking

The EFLAC flag line is suited to marking an area outline, guiding a path, framing an access point, identifying a work area or temporarily separating a traffic zone. It can complement posts, cones, markers or barricade tapes when the perimeter needs to remain easy to see over a long distance.

Installation, inspection and limits of the flag line

Before installation, check the condition of the line, flags, spool and planned anchoring points. Tension the line so it remains visible without creating a tripping hazard, then adjust spacing according to the site layout. This line provides a visual warning; it does not replace a physical barrier, access control procedure or collective protection when those measures are required.

FAQ about the EFLAC warning line

How long is the EFLAC line?

The indicated length is 328 ft, or 100 m.

How many flags are built into the line?

The line includes 150 PVC flags.

What is the spacing between flags?

The flags are separated by 18 in, or about 45 cm.

What tensile force is indicated?

The product information indicates that the line can withstand a tensile force of at least 2.22 kN.

Is the line CNESST compliant?

Yes. The product information indicates CNESST compliance.

Suggestions to complete flag line marking

To support the line, the post (EPAL191) offers a 47 in support, the loop model (EPAL192) adds a 44 in support, the beacon (EPAL2319) provides a 48 in high visibility option, and the cone (EPTCONE) can mark corners or passages.

For other perimeters, the red tape (ECT3RE9) indicates DANGER, the caution tape (ECT3YF1) suits warning zones, the danger tape (ECT3YE7) serves yellow warnings, and the bilingual tape (ECT3YB1) adds a CAUTION DO NOT ENTER message.

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